Leberkaese. or sometimes Leberkase, means literally translated “liver cheese” in German, even though in Bavaria it does not contain any liver at all. Leberkaese is a special sausage meat and very popular in the South of Germany, Bavaria, and Austria. Find out today how to make a Leberkase Schnitzel!It is said that the meatloaf was … read more …
This is a delicious dessert from beautiful Bavaria: Bavarian Fried Apples Rings in Beer Dough served with a delicious cinnamon sauce. This is a traditional and classic Bavarian recipe and it is recommended to use good German beer. Serve the fried apples with the home made cinnamon sauce or just dust them with powdered sugar. Happy … read more …
Bavarian Bread dumplings or Semmelknoedel in German are a food specialty. You would enjoy dumplings always with a meat dish and gravy, like a beef or pork roast, Goulasch or Beef rolls (Rouladen). The Bavarian recipe version is using rolls which are 1-3 days old, they call them in Bavaria “Semmel” – that’s why the … read more …
Bavarian Ham hocks is a traditional and authentic German Bavarian specialty and always part of the Oktoberfest menu. The German name for it is “Schweinshaxe” – Haxe is another name for “leg”, and Schwein means “pig”. Ham hocks are also called Eisbein, Hachse, Haxe, or Stelze. The German pork knuckle is served on the popular German … read more …
Bavaria is famous for its good food. We found a recipe for a Bavarian beef roast and it is one of the best Bavarian recipes. Ingredients Bavarian Beef Roast 1 kg beef roast 2 tbsp canola oil (organic, cold pressed) 1 leek, 1 celery stem, 1 carrot, chopped 5 small size onions 5 garlic cloves … read more …
The German liver dumpling soup is a Bavarian Specialty and called in German “Leberknoedelsuppe”. Knoedel is a dumpling and Leber is liver. If you travel to Bavaria one day, don’t forget to try one; you can get this soup in almost every Gasthaus. The home made recipe’s base is a beef broth, as described in … read more …
There is no Oktoberfest without a German Roasted Chicken or in Bavarian “Brathendl”. It is a typical meal on the Wies’n but tastes delicious at any occasion. The skin needs to be crunchy and the meat juicy. Enjoy it with a glass of beer, French fries and mixed salad. Here is an original Bavarian recipe … read more …
Ingredients Bavarian Apple Turnovers 300 g flour 1 tbsp butter 2 eggs 1 tsp salt milk as needed 3 apples 1 splash lemon juice sugar as needed Cooking Instructions Bavarian Apple Turnovers – Peel apples, remove core, grate fine. Don’t cut in pieces. – Drip with lemon juice so they wont get brown. – Place … read more …